Best Scene: Marcello watches the assassination.
4. Alejandro Jodorowsky in El Topo- Jodorowsky gives an effective performance as a cool headed gunfighter then a repentant monk, but he never stands out past his own direction.
Best Scene: El Topo creates a new exit out of the cave.
3. Peter Boyle in Joe- Boyle gives a good performance as working class loud mouth by showing the man behind the bluster, but the film's shortcomings keep him from giving a great performance.
Best Scene: Joe's introduction.
2. Albert Finney in Scrooge- Finney overplays a moment here and there, but his alternate take on Ebenezer Scrooge does manage to work for the most part.
Best Scene: The redemption medley.
1. Gian Maria Volontè in Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion- The only alternate that really brought much excitement for me is Volontè's work. Volontè gives an interesting and entertaining performance that cleverly manages to make sense of his character's seemingly random behavior.
Best Scene: The inspector openly confesses to his crime.
Overall Rank:
- George C. Scott in Patton
- Jack Nicholson in Five Easy Pieces
- Gene Hackman in I Never Sang For My Father
- Gian Maria Volontè in Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion
- Alec Guinness in Cromwell
- Melvyn Douglas in I Never Sang For My Father
- Albert Finney in Scrooge
- Ron Moody in Twelve Chairs
- Peter Boyle in Joe
- Robert Mitchum in Ryan's Daughter
- Donald Sutherland in MASH
- Dustin Hoffman in Little Big Man
- Telly Savalas in Kelly's Heroes
- Paul Newman in Sometimes A Great Notion
- James Earl Jones in The Great White Hope
- Richard Harris Cromwell
- Alejandro Jodorowsky in El Topo
- Clint Eastwood in Kelly's Heroes
- Elliot Gould in MASH
- Frank Langella in Twelve Chairs
- Ryan O'Neal in Love Story
- Alan Arkin in Catch-22
- Michael Sarrazin in Sometimes a Great Notion
- Dennis Patrick in Joe
- Kenneth Nelson in The Boys in the Band
- Jean Louis Trintignant in The Conformist
- Christopher Jones in Ryan's Daughter
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